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SPORTSCoaches report with Trenton's Bob Turc tteSTATE PR'EVIEW

BY ROBERT BREWERrbrewer@willistonherald.com

Trenton High School held apep rally for their state quali-fying girls basketball team onTuesday. Mar. 3. For the sec-ond consecutive year, the Ti-gers capped off an undefeatedseason with a Region 8 cham-pionship and a berth in theNDHSAA State Class B GirlsBasketball Tournament.The Williston Herald asked

·Trenton head coach Bob Tur-cotte for his thoughts on theTigers' and their back-to-backstate tournament bids. Hereis what the coach had to sayvia email.What was it like to win

the regional tournamentfor the second straightyear? .Turcotte: Winning back to

back Region 8 championshipshas only been done one othertime in our school's history(1999,2000).Rarified air to win two in

a row for a school our size. A

girls are extremely proud ofthis accomplishment.What was the most im-

pressive thing you sawfrom the club during thetournament?Turcotte: This team plays

with character, grit, and de-termination. Those threethings were on displaythroughout the tournament.The girls played hard defen-sively and made key halftimeadjustments. Our work ethicfor 32minutes is really what Iliked the most.What does it mean for

your program to have com-pleted back-to-back unde-feated seasons heading intostate?Turcotte: We know when

we play defense with inten-sity, hit the boards and playaggressively, we are a hardteam to defeat. We truly donot talk about being undefeat-ed. Our goal for the regularseason was to give our besteffort daily in practice, thenin games.

ROBERT BREWER· WILLISTON HERALD

Alyssa St. Pierre of the TrentonTigers' girls basketball team par-ticipates in a layup exhibition atTrenton's pep rally on Tuesday,Mar. 3. The Tigers are scheduled toleave for Grand Forks on Mar. 4.very hard feat to accomplishfor any basketball team. The

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BOYS BASKETBALL

On Monday, Mar.2, the New Town Ea-gles boys basketballteam completed athree-game sweep ofthe District 15 tourna-ment by defeating theLewis and Clark NorthShore Plaza Wildcatsby a single point at theRough Rider Center inWatford City, 46-45.Khael Decouteau·

led New Town with 18points in the win ashe was the only Ea-gles' player to .reachdouble-figures on thenight.For the Wildcats, cen-

BY ROBER,T BREWERrbrewer@willistonherald,com

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Kaity Hove of TrentonHigh School proudly dis-plays her Senior Athlete ofthe Year Award after help-ing the Tigers secure theirsecond straight Region 8championship with a vic-tory over Kenmare at the 4Bears Event Center in NewTown on Thursday, Feb. 27.

Williston State College'sEden Holt posted a game-high 26 points in WSC'sopening round victoryover Bismarck State in theRegion 13 tournament onThursday, Feb. 27.

At the state to rnamentlast year, your Iub fin-ished seventh overall.What do the girl need todo this year to ea n a high-er placing? .Turcotte: Win the first

game. Iwas very p ud of ourclub last year as e had noseniors on the tea . We alsowere the smallest school atstate. We played t a gamesvery well last year and had arough half in anot. er one, sowe need to go afte that first.game with everythi g we got.What message ouldyou

like to give to yo r gradu-ating seniors on t e team? .Turcotte: You girls have

three games to go i your ca-reers. When you s ep out onthe floor Thursday fternoon,do so with this in ind. Youare there represe ing yourteam, school, fa ilies andcommunity. You re repre-senting all those lit le schoolslike ours across N rth Dako-ta who rarely get t e chanceto go to a state tour ament.

WILLISTON STATE COLLE

Moumtail-William,FJectric Cooperative

Williston Office701-577-3765

Grindelandter Hayden Andes, whowas also named thedistrict's senior athleteof the year, posted agame-high 26)n defeat.Now 18-6on the year,

New Town has woneight straight head-ing into their Region

8 tournament match-up with Ray, which isscheduled for Monday,Mar. 9.Also that evening,

Trenton topped Par-shall by a final tally of82-49.Chris Martinez col-

lected 23 points forTrenton, and team-mates Caden Houleand all-district selec-tion Michael Martinez,added 11 points apiecefor the Tigers.It was Trenton's

second victory of thetournament.Other results from

Monday includedWhite Shield's 59-44victory over Manad-

ree. Jesse Wh te posteda game-high 0 pointsfor White Sh eld, andJase Dickens wassec~and on the clu in scor-ingwith 11-In other p ep boys

basketball n ws, Wil-liston Trinit Chris-tian School fontcaurtplayer Colby Grin-deland was ne of 14players nam d to the2019-2020 Al District15 squad.Meanwhil , New

Town had t e ,mostall-district s lectionsof any sch 01 with, four players; ShooterStewart, Dyl n Jones,Tristan Will' ms andDecouteau.

NewTown captures District 15boys t tie;Grindeland named to all-district squ d

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